onetrack

All the Islamic teachings are that man-made laws can be ignored at all times, because only Allah can make laws for man. And despite all the Islamic claims about how law-abiding they are, their actions when they're faced with a man-made law that conflicts with the teachings of their Imam, means they will obey the Imam every time. This makes the Imam more powerful than any politician or law enforcement authority, and turns the Imam into the real controlling force of the culture. There's no getting away from this. And nothing can get around the fact that the Islamics have a major problem with the status of women. Repression of women is the hallmark of their culture, no matter what country they're in.

I'd have to opine a lot of it is coming from Chump, he's set up a racial hatred war and immigration discord, and it's reverberating around the world. I have no problem with sensible immigration controls, but Trumps variety is all about brutal rejection and ejection of anyone in the U.S. who is not white, Anglo, and rich. Mind you, it may also be, that many people have just had a gutful of Islamics espousing hatreds, abusing women, and causing wars everywhere. I rarely agree with anything that Trump does, but his instructions to blow Houthi pirates to pieces on the high seas, is very satisfying, and I fail to understand why it didn't happen sooner. Then there's the Islamic crime levels and abuse of women, rapes and assaults in normally good places such as the Scandinavian countries, all slated back (and generally, correctly) to Islamic immigrants. https://www.hungarianconservative.com/articles/culture_society/the-influx-of-immigrants-into-europe-and-the-increase-in-sexual-violence/

Trumps constant BS about reducing grocery and food costs for all Americans is starting to wear thin, as the cost of buying anything made out of beef in the U.S. has gone up 20%, since Trump's tariffs started to take effect. The Australian beef producers are laughing all the way to the bank as the Americans keep importing Australian beef in huge amounts, despite the tariffs. Australian beef exports to the U.S. rose 12% in July 2025, as compared to the level exported to the U.S. in June 2025. And the imports of U.S. beef to Australia, which Trump claimed would boom under his new trade rules, is at a level that is barely measurable. https://www.watoday.com.au/business/the-economy/australia-is-having-the-last-laugh-on-trump-s-trade-beef-20250807-p5ml77.html

It's not politicians or political parties that run our countries, or our economic systems - it's the super-rich, and they control nearly everything, by corrupting the democratic processes that are supposed to protect ordinary people from the robber barons of the 21st century. This bloke is on the right track, it's amazing he hasn't been made to disappear, he's up against the worlds elite and their unbelievable levels of power. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-05/gary-stevenson-economist-and-former-trader/105734926

Amazingly, the U.S. stockmarket has been booming under Trump, with high expectations that his economic changes will greatly benefit the U.S. economy. As a result, many Australians are seeing benefits in their superannuation balances, as the superannuation funds managers are skewed towards U.S. shares investment. I don't know how long the U.S. economy can continue to rise, with China making every effort to disrupt American economic gains. The odd part is the number of Americans who will put up with worsening economic conditions and inflation, fully hoping that "things will eventually get better". I've got some news for them - it won't - especially with Trump in charge, and where loyalty to Trump counts more for job position, than actual job skills. There will have to be a "left field" moment, where something totally unexpected happens out of left field, which will cause a major economic upset for the U.S. What that event will be, no-one can predict. Remember that the U.S. economy thrives on arms production, and there's plenty of that going on at present. Trump's BS and lies will eventually come home to roost, though. Trump BS such as stopping the Ukraine/Russia war in 1 day, after being inaugurated. He's been in the Big Seat for 228 days now, and his third attempt to stop the Ukraine war has just failed, with the ending of a 2 week submission to Russia to cease their attacks on Ukraine, ending yesterday. This makes Trump look like an incompetent leader, all the while he brags about how great he is. https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2025/09/04/trumps-2-week-deadline-for-russia-to-start-peace-talks-comes-and-goes/

I don't about suits, but he definitely ran out of his allotted time. I wonder if he left a request to be buried in one of his finest suits? 😀

Giorgio Armani, the world famous fashion designer, has died at age 91. He had been unwell for a short time. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-04/giorgio-armani-dies-aged-91/105621180

A pretty good ABC analysis of his photo op. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-04/daniel-andrews-china-military-parade-analysis/105732406

Michael Charlton, the original host of the ABC's "Four Corners" programme, has died at age 98, in a hospital near his home in the Blue Mountains, NSW. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-04/michael-charlton-dies-aged-98/105733862

Andrews attended the gathering in a private capacity. He's probably just looking for more Chinese investment in his personal business activities. He knows where the real money is. https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/daniel-andrews-private-statesman-grubby-diplomacy

What's wrong with Dickhead Dan, that he wants to be photographed with a bunch of dictators and mass murderers? 🙄

9.

C. They are all types of trees with jumbled letters.

The news is, Hanson-Young has asked Katter to apologise to the journo, OR resign. I reckon he's ignorant enough to double down, and refuse to do either. SBS has found a ripper of a photo of Bob, he looks like he just quaffed a glass of plonk that was well and truly "off". https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/greens-call-for-bob-katter-to-resign-after-he-threatened-to-punch-journalist/365lk4oz3

I wonder if all the cats attack you, when you wear a dog-fur coat? 😄 And when wearing that coat, do you spend half your time feeling the need to scratch behind your ear with one leg?? 😄

B.

An excellent article in the link below, from a woman teacher - and it was initiated by one of her Year 9 students asking if she ever felt like punching out students who asked annoying questions. https://www.watoday.com.au/national/hey-bob-katter-try-being-a-teacher-i-reckon-you-wouldn-t-last-five-minutes-20250901-p5mrjp.html

U and E.

Joe Bugner the pro boxer, has passed away at age 75 in a Brisbane aged-care home, after suffering from dementia for some years. I always thought he was Irish (never having studied up on him), but he was actually born in Hungary to Hungarian parents, and the family fled to Britain after the 1956 Communist invasion of Hungary. He was raised in Britain and became the British Commonwealth and European boxing champion for a number of years. He fought both Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, losing both championship fights - although Fraziers win was so close, it has been disputed. Joe retired from boxing in 1976 saying his heart was no longer in it, but he returned with sporadic comebacks over the next two decades, with varying success. A poor investment in a vineyard that resulted in serious financial loss for him, made Bugner come back to boxing. He also acted in a few films, and was a contestant on the television show "I'm A Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here!", in 2009. He moved to Australia in 1986 and fought as "Aussie Joe", when he did have matches after that time. He claimed he felt vilified in the U.K. after he ended the career of British boxing champion Henry Cooper via a disputed match result. Cooper was a smaller and lighter opponent, and lacked the reach of Bugner. Joe was a huge bloke, 193cm (6' 4") and 102kgs, but as a boxer, it has been touted he lacked the "killer instinct" to ensure wins, after one early opponent Ulric Regis, died from brain injuries not long after a match with Bugner. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-09-02/aussie-joe-bugner-dies-aged-75/105723390

C, because the words are all body parts with re-arranged letters.

She never looks at this site, Nev, and I wouldn't show her anything I post here. She probably thinks this forum is better than me being out and about with attractive female associates.

I'll take the real wife with her arguments, attempted dominance, occasional drama (not that many in my case, fortunately), occasional moodiness, and the extreme sensitivity - because at the end of the day, no robot could ever replace her heart of gold, her loving nature, and her willingness to share everything. I'd be lost without her.

Spacey, your alternator should be pumping out 30 amps or more at 1000rpm engine speed. You might need to check that alternator to see if it's performing properly.